Sentence examples for vital truth from inspiring English sources

Yates gives us a vital truth: "We are policy rich and implementation poor".

Together they illuminate a vital truth about As You Like It.

Adrian regards these stories as a dying man's last confessions, although he also suspects that Elias is hiding a vital truth.

For me, that underlines a vital truth: that even among men who have done such brutal things, redemption can be found.

The second glitch is more complex and has to do with the nature of anxiety itself, which for all its attendant discomforts and daily horrors has at its heart a vital truth, even a transcendent wisdom.

And although Michaels has done his share of experimenting with amorphous narrators and the like, he has never lost track of a vital truth: there is always a story, and it should always be told.

At all levels of the social hierarchy, Hinduism lives through artistic performances: dance and dance-drama, representational arts, poetry, music, and song serve not only to please deities but to transmit the religion's meaningful narratives and vital truths.

Another key event in his life occurred when he traveled to Tibet; there he learned vital truths about topics including Yetis.

"The rest of this story ― including vital truths about the history of climate deception ― remains hidden in the oil industry's files," he said.

How to communicate obvious and vital truths (conservation, global warming, public health, sexuality, basic nutrition, religion as parable/myth, the general awfulness of Mumford & Sons) the lack of understanding of which keep the country straggling and embarrassing, the laughingstock of the civilized world?

Barack Obama said it was "absolutely vital" the truth about what happened to Gray came out.